The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
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Died-At Houstonia. Pettis county, Mo-.
June q, GEORGE, son of A. Y. and Mary
Houston, nee Mexican. aged : years.
In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-. June %, JAMES ROOSEVELT
aged one year.
- In this city, June %, JAMES W., son
of James S. and Annie NJ. Eckle-aged IL
days.
- In this city, June %, MAGGIE LII
LIAM. only child of Frank and Lille Ksrr,
aged two years, eleven months and ten days.
- At Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo-,
June 81, OLLIE, infant son of Mr.. G. Il.
Castor.
In Odessa, Lafayette county. Mo-,
%, FERN, infant daughter of MIR. ).
Miller.
WILLIAM hRAMER, in the 41st year of
his age.
- At Wellington, Lafayette county. Mo-.
June 20, Elder J. A. MCHATTON, aged SO
years.
Elder Mediation was one of the fathers in
Israel, a Christian and a gentleman. Elder
funeral services. We shall print a fuller no.
tice than this. the news having reached us
too late to obtain proper data.
- At Richmond, Ray county, Mo-, June
p, ELBRA and ERROLL KELLER. infant
sons of Mr.. Samuel Keller, editor of The Lex
ingtOn Register, aged eight months.
Mr.. Keller's little twin boys were naturally
the pride Of his life. They were pretty, well.
formed children, with the promise of health
and life before them. but together they bios
somed, together they faded and TO-
gether they died. We have felt the anguish
of a parents heart in giving up a loved one,
father-but the mother! Who can tell the
%poignancy of her greet? There is but one con-
ISOLATION, and that is not IN human hands or
hearts. 1t lies In the blessed hope of an i'm
mortality that includes reunited families and
eternal love.
In this city. June %. Of jaundice, Mr..
GEORGE WARREN SEDWICK, aged 70
years.
Mr.. Sedwick was born in King George
county, Va, May 1, 1914. He came to Mis-
souri, In 1888 and settled in Jackson county,
where he lived but a short time, removing to
Liberty, Clay county. He was married in
September, 1874, at Richmond, Mo-, to Mari.
an Elizabeth Jacobs, who survives him
One son was the fruit of their marriage, MIR
Geo. W. Sedwick, who has resided with hi.
parents, Mr.. Sedwick was for a long time
quite a prosperous merchant at Liberty, bul
meeting with reverses, the result of unfortu
nate speculatiOns, he removed to Lexington il
the year 1853. He has resided here eve1
since. being principally engaged in the local
coal business and in farming. He never full,
recovered the financial standing that he en-
joyed during the flower OF his manhood, and
though be was not a man to complain, thi:
somewhat overshadowed his latter days
The writer was his near neIghbor for som,
years and knew him well. He had stron,
religious convictions, was well read and hat
quite a fun of information. He was a ten
der and affectionate husband and father,
kind and accommodating neighbor and a goo,
citizen. Though i'll for some eight weeks b
had no idea that he was about to die, an,
passed away without having realized tina
the end was near. The funeral took plac
from the Episcopal church, last Thursda
morning, Rev. j. N. McFarlane couductin
the services. MIR. Sedwick leaves, beside hi
wife and son, who reside here, a brother
John Alexander Seawick, of WalIvilIe, Cal
vert county. Nd, to mourn his loss.